other investigation that was into a totally different individual that was hired by the trump and while i do think that is where the facts pan out, i think it s important that the perception of half the country be addressed in this, which is this notion that there was some sort of partisan working with the fbi and that s just taking fake alternative facts and trying to turn into something real, which it is not. at the end of the day the facts show that the campaign manager for donald trump was dealing with a russian agent, was providing him with very granular polling information that the campaign had on key battleground states. all of which donald trump won. it was used by the fsb in st. petersburg to micro target voters in those states, and resulted in donald trump winning. the only reason why nobody was indicted for that was because paul manafort decided he would not cooperate. and the reason he would not cooperate is because donald trump told him that to hang in there because
the fbi. that s just taking fake, alternative facts and trying to turn it into something real, and it s not. at the end of the day, the facts show the fact that the campaign manager for donald trump was deal being a russian agent, was providing him with very granular polling information that the campaign had on key battleground states, all of which donald trump won. it was used by the fsb in st. petersburg to micro target voters in those states and resulted in donald trump winning. the only reason why no one was indicted for that was because paul manafort decided he wouldn t cooperate. and the reason he wouldn t cooperate is because donald trump told him to hang in there because he d be pardoned. and in fact he was pardoned. but the problem is we re in a place where this is tremendous distrust in the institution. some of this comes from the right by the way right now.
about, if it s what you say it is, i love it, especially later in the summer. there is manafort giving polling information to constantine kel let me nick. there is stuff as the senate intelligence committee communications director points out that would raise alarms. yeah. there s also how sort of publicly cozy donald trump was when he talked about putin, when he talked about russia that sort of raised red flags for people throughout the campaign. i think what you saw here is there were some legitimate concerns among investigators, both at the justice department as well as hill investigators, including republicans on capitol hill, who wanted to look into this. as you point out, this was done. in some ways you can say it was a sloppy fashion. you can say it was a nefarious fashion, when you look at people that may have had pre con conceptions and bias. that s going to be used as ammunition on capitol hill. sara murray, elie hoenig,
because we have more facts now that voting is done. that sight s founder dutifully took this claimed polling information back then to tout the red wave on fox. the general consensus is, and all the data is telling us, that a republican wave is building across the country the generic congressional ballot. you see movement in the senate races, in the house races, and the governors races. that s the narrative. on the eve of the election fox primetime still citing that same source, real clear politics for their polling averages pushing a red. pe. of it to the polls show democrat sinking and republicans rising. democrats blew every lead they had. smart money says republicans take the senate. winning the majority by 53 seats to 47. that s what real clear has it at right now. aaway like this we should know
governor, back to you. great to have sarah back on the program. she s doing great. thank god she s cancer free. she will be the next governor of arkansas, i m pretty confident. as you look at the house and the senate, the senate in particular, we have florida, georgia, we ve got north and south carolina, we have new hampshire, pennsylvania, ohio. we have wisconsin, nevada, we have arizona. we seem to think that make patty murray is in trouble in the state of washington. maybe we re in play in colorado. where do you see this falling out? we re 27 days from a tipping point, mid-term election in this country. where do you see the result going? i honestly think republicans will have a much better night than anybody predicts largely because the polling information is simply unreliable. there s a reason that it s unreliable. right now if you re pro life, if you re christian, if you re a conservative, if you are a maga republican, which means you just